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    1. [MAR] Help identifying cross channel boat and/or line
    2. Andrew Baker
    3. I've found two Dutch-language articles describing the arrival in Rotterdam of five children rescued from SS Volturno by SS Devonian and who were landed at Liverpool. In one article the boat and/or line is described as the "Glasgowboot" (Glasgow boat) and in the other, the boat is described as the "Grimsby-boot" (Grimsby boat). I doubt the children would have sailed from Glasgow, and Grimsby seems to be on the other side of England from Liverpool. Any thoughts on what service this might be? Thank you, Andy Baker http://fireontheocean.com

    08/17/2011 12:22:33
    1. Re: [MAR] Help identifying cross channel boat and/or line
    2. Andrew Baker
    3. I should have included a timeframe in my question. The events took place in October 1913. Might be helpful. :) Thank you, Andy Baker http://fireontheocean.com On Aug 17, 2011, at 6:22 AM, Andrew Baker <bellhalla@gmail.com> wrote: > I've found two Dutch-language articles describing the arrival in Rotterdam of five children rescued from SS Volturno by SS Devonian and who were landed at Liverpool. In one article the boat and/or line is described as the "Glasgowboot" (Glasgow boat) and in the other, the boat is described as the "Grimsby-boot" (Grimsby boat). I doubt the children would have sailed from Glasgow, and Grimsby seems to be on the other side of England from Liverpool. Any thoughts on what service this might be? > > Thank you, > Andy Baker > http://fireontheocean.com

    08/17/2011 12:58:30
    1. Re: [MAR] Help identifying cross channel boat and/or line
    2. Merseyside
    3. http://www.old-merseytimes.co.uk/Volturno.html Jane > I've found two Dutch-language articles describing the arrival in Rotterdam > of five children rescued from SS Volturno by SS Devonian and who were > landed at Liverpool. In one article the boat and/or line is described as > the "Glasgowboot" (Glasgow boat) and in the other, the boat is described > as the "Grimsby-boot" (Grimsby boat). I doubt the children would have > sailed from Glasgow, and Grimsby seems to be on the other side of England > from Liverpool. Any thoughts on what service this might be? > > Thank you, > Andy Baker > http://fireontheocean.com > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > MARINERS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

    08/17/2011 09:05:28